Effect of humic acid doses on yield and quality parameters of cowpea[Vigna unguiculata (L.) Walp] cultivars

Kahraman, Ali

doi:10.18805/lr.v0iof.3763

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“…Furthermore, development of sustainable agriculture can be realized by take care on efficiently usage of non-renewable resources and also natural biological cycles and controls, as well. In that point, conservation of soil and sustainability of its quality is relatively closed to support of sustainable agricultural systems that is also under the effects of cultural practices, tillage, using of pesticides besides climatic conditions and nature of the land surface (Wilson, 1997;Kahraman, 2017).…”

Section: Sustainable Agriculturementioning

confidence: 99%

Environmental Precesion: Importance of Worm Manure in Sustainable Agriculture

Özkan¹,

Aydınlı²,

Kahraman

2017

SJAFS

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Section: Sustainable Agriculturementioning

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Environmental Precesion: Importance of Worm Manure in Sustainable Agriculture

Özkan¹,

Aydınlı²,

Kahraman

2017

SJAFS

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“…The high salt concentration in the soil solution decreases the water potential, reduces the osmotic potential of plant cells, and slow down the division and elongation of plant cells (Kusvuran et al 2007). Humic acid is an organic matter found naturally in the soil, provide several benefits to the soil with regard to structure improvement, retain moisture and microbial activity, also act as a chelating agent, which prevent fixation, leaching, and oxidation of elements and thus promote the ion exchange capacity and nutrient availability in the soil (Ouni et al, 2014), humic acid is one of the organic-mineral fertilizers that increases the soil fertility (Kahraman, 2017), has positive effects at the different stages of plant growth, from seed germination and seedling growth to the development of shoots and roots (Adani et al,1998), acts like the plant growth regulators, stimulates growth, development and yield (Karakurt et al, 2009), enhances enzyme activity and the permeability of cell membranes (Asri et al,2015). A good conditioner for the saline soil which reduces the uptake of toxic elements e.g.…”

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confidence: 99%

Humic acid and boron treatment to mitigate salt stress on the melon plant

Shalaby

El-Messairy

2018

AAS

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Salinity is one of the main abiotic stress factors which limit the growth and productivity of plants, however, the nutritional status of plants is the first brick in the resistance wall against stresses. Therefore, a factorial experiment was undertaken to investigate effects of soil applied humic acid (0, 7, 14, 21 l.ha-1) and boron foliar spraying (0, 50, 100 ppm) and their interaction on growth and yield of melon plant under saline conditions. The results suggested that the treatments soil application of humic acid and the boron spraying successfully mitigated the deleterious effects of salt stress and influenced growth and yield of melon plant. Humic acid at 21 l.ha-1 or boron spray at 50 ppm exhibited an improvement in growth and yield of melon, in terms of plant length, plant fresh and dry mass, chlorophyll (SPAD), fruit mass, total yield, and also leaf nutrient content (N and K) and total soluble solids (TSS) of fruits, while reduced the sodium content of leaves. The combined treatment of humic acid at 21 l.ha-1 and boron spraying at 50 ppm was found to be more effective for the melon plant to improving growth performance and the crop yield by 21 % as compared with the control group under saline conditions.

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“…It's expressed that the medicinal and aromatic plant grown in these steppe rangelands have higher quality due to excess seconder metabolites produced from these plants in such stress factors as drought, salinity, etc. (Edreva, 1998, Koç and while there is a big concern on sustainable production systems over the world (Kahraman, 2017).…”

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The Potential of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants in the Central Anatolian Steppe Rangeland and the Actions to Be Taken For These Plants

Koç

Acar

Çelik

2018

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The plant formation destroyed by giving way difficult conditions resulted from high evaporation, lack of rainfall in summer season developing depending on spring precipitation is known as steppe. The tree with short plant height or the bush species are run across more or less amount with these steppe sometimes. The steppe of the Turkey have got marvelous biodiversity. But also the areas to have the most genetic erosion and ecocide are these steppe rangelands. These rangelands are worthful and rich areas in terms of medicinal and aromatic plants like Astragalus sp., Thymus sp., Salvia sp., etc. It's have an importance about particularly the preservation of the steppe areas had local endemic plants. The secondary metabolite of medicinal and aromatic plants which are grown in these areas can be have various and richer content. There are a large number of medicinal and aromatic plants within plants which are determined in the vegetation survey. It's reported that the drug cost in depression treatment are decreased with using Hypericum genus which are abound in the Central Anatolian steppe rangelands instead of using antidepressant drug. Exportation of Thymus have share at 18% in medicinal plant export of Turkey. According to TUIK, the cultivation area of Salvia, which are abound (i.e. 15 Salvia genus included subspecies) in the Central Anatolian steppes following thymus export, was about 4 thousand da in 2017. These areas are failed to satisfy when considered to earn the Turkey economy of Salvia. For this reason, these steppe rangeland should be prevented, and the medicinal and aromatic plants in there should be agricultural production.

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Effect of humic acid doses on yield and quality parameters of cowpea[Vigna unguiculata (L.) Walp] cultivars

Cited by 15 publications

References 2 publications

Environmental Precesion: Importance of Worm Manure in Sustainable Agriculture

Environmental Precesion: Importance of Worm Manure in Sustainable Agriculture

Humic acid and boron treatment to mitigate salt stress on the melon plant

The Potential of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants in the Central Anatolian Steppe Rangeland and the Actions to Be Taken For These Plants

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